The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-09
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The postofice at Danvers, Mass. was entered
by burglars Monday night, the safe blown
open and $50 worth of stamps stolen.
John Wilson, claiming to be from Cincinnati,
was arrested at Columbus, O., last night, sus-
pected of being Morgan, one of the Cleveland
fur robbers.
The trotter Shooting Star and his driver left
Cananoque, Saturday afternoon, to go across
the st. Lawrence river the ice to Clayton.
They have not since been heard from, and the
impression is that they have been drowned.
At tie North Chicago rollng-mill, yesterday,
a large fy-wheel burst and Frederick Allen was
fatally injured by piece of flying metal. James
Ryan also badly njured, and may not re-
cover.
Last evening young man calling himself
George Brunswick shot himself in Central Park.
New York. He Is twenty nine years old, and
says he lives in St Paul, MINI. His wound is
in the face, and is rot mortal 1t is supposed
that he was out of work and money.
On Tuesday morning, at Carr Bros shine!e
mill, twelve miles north of Alpena, Mich, the
boiler blew up Emory Carr killed instant
~ and Waldo Carr fatally scalded. Eugene Carr
also badly scalded. The cause of the explo-
sion is unknown. The mill was blown to pieces.
At Cincinnati, yesterday. John Heine, a
butcher, in fit of jealous rage, cut his wife's
throat with butcher knife The woman fall to
the floor with the blood gushing from her neck
and the would be murderer imagining his work
complete, fed, hct was afterwards caught and
locked up. Mrs. Heines wounds are not neces-
sarily fatal.
Wllbert Cleary, twenty-one years of age, son
of commission merchant of Washington, D.
c., committed suicide yesterday at his home
His mother hearing the report of pistol in the
dinngroom ran there and found her son lyn e
| on the floor dead. He had placed the muzzle
of the pistol in his mouth and fired. the bullet
| passing upward and through his brain. Ill
| health led to dependency and the fatal act.
| A nf ho
| Lodge of Odd-fellows, consisting of John III.
| White. of Albion: H. G. Hedges of Mansfield:
J. t. Hoke, of Kingwood, w. Va, and j. w.
| Stebbens, of Rochester, n Y, are the guests OF
| the local lodges of the order at Columbus, O.,
and were rendered reception last evening. The
| mission of the committee is to close contract
| for headquarters of the Grand Lodge in that
city, and they will formulate proposition to be
| made to the local. lodges.
| Nina Van Zandt was permitted to enter the
| Cook county Jail yesterday, and for the frs,
| time in six weeks had opportunity to con
verse with August Spies. the Anarchist to
| whom she claims to be married by proxy. She
| was not permitted to GO bevond the cage where
! visitors converse through the netting and iren
| bars with the prisoners She and August Spies
stood with their fnger-tips together and chatted
| in low voice for az hour, when, other visitors
being expected she hurried away.
! At Buffalo, N. Y, on Monday night, William
Poh German, aged thirty-two years, fired 8
| revolver al MIS-. CuIiA w AEup, a WluOW Ou
| missed her. He afterward fired at young
woman named Lena Trenkhorn but the bulle
| went wide of its mark. He then put the psto
to his head and shot himself through the brain
expiring almost instantly. Pohl had been pay
ing the widow attentions for the past six mon tbs
| representing himself as single man. She dis
| covered that he was married and refused Il
have anything further to do with him.
R. q Miller. employed in the car department
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway
shot and fatally wounded stationary enginee
named Lot Campion. at the West Milwaukee
car shops yesterday. The tragedy resulted from
an enmty of long standing. Miller entered tn
engine room. where his victim was at work, AM
pulling two revolvars began his deadly work. H
fred six shots, four of which took effect i
Campion's body. Miller is now in jail II
told the officers he intended to kill Campion o
the 10Th of last December, but for certain res
sons put of the job until yesterday.